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Consolidated FS - If subsidiary sold during the year, is it still considered consolidated BS & PL at year end reporting?

asked Apr 10, 2018 in General Principles by David

If the subsidiary was sold during the year, how would you report the year end financials? Would you still call it consolidated FS?

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answered Apr 26, 2018 by anonymous

Parent to consolidation Pnl till control is lost

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